As a future social worker, understanding eating disorders and the importance of interdisciplinary care is essential across many practice settings. This NASW Student Series workshop will provide an introduction to the signs and symptoms of eating disorders, common myths and misconceptions, and the role social workers play in supporting individuals in recovery. Participants will also learn about interdisciplinary treatment approaches, evidence-based treatment modalities, and how professionals from multiple disciplines collaborate to provide effective care. Whether you are interested in clinical practice, healthcare, schools, or community settings, this session will help build foundational knowledge for your future career. 
 

 

Join us for an introduction to Reiki and explore how this wellness practice can support stress reduction, self-regulation, and burnout prevention.
Recentering and Recharging with Reiki
June 8, 2026 from 12–1:30 PM ET and June 11, 2026 from 7-8:30 PM ET on Zoom
1.5 Pain CE Credits
Optional Level 1 Reiki Attunem
nasw-michigan.org/events

Join us for an introduction to Reiki and explore how this wellness practice can support stress reduction, self-regulation, and burnout prevention.
Recentering and Recharging with Reiki
June 8, 2026 from 12–1:30 PM ET and June 11, 2026 from 7-8:30 PM ET on Zoom
1.5 Pain CE Credits
Optional Level 1 Reiki Attunem
nasw-michigan.org/events

Rooted in trauma-responsive, justice-centered practice, this training examines how silence, clinical, organizational, cultural, and systemic, can reinforce harm and perpetuate inequity across all levels of social work practice. Participants will explore the intersection of ethics, power, trauma, policy, and systemic accountability through a framework that integrates micro, mezzo, and macro practice. Using applied case examples, this training challenges participants to critically examine what ethical action requires in real-world practice settings using an ethical responsiveness model.

Designed as a welcoming, low-pressure space for reflection, grounding, mindfulness, and connection, this weekly gathering offers social workers and students an opportunity to intentionally care for themselves alongside community.